Order adjustment

Order adjustment can be found under section order -> order adjustment

Adjust Orders: Overview and Guidelines

Functionality

The "Adjust Orders" feature allows users to perform mass updates on various order attributes, including:

  • Prices on orders
  • Custom fields
  • Specific fields at the order charge level
  • Order remarks
  • Adding booking notes

To use this feature effectively, all targeted orders must share a common criterion. Multiple selection criteria can be combined using filter logic to precisely define the scope of adjustments.


Important Considerations

  • Error Handling: Adjustments will only be applied successfully if no errors are encountered. If errors occur, they must be resolved before reapplying the adjustment.
  • Selection Criteria: The applied criteria will be based on the most recent version of active orders. Use a dot (.) as the decimal separator in selection criteria.
  • Exclusions: One-off charges, including those in Sales Orders, will be automatically excluded from adjustments.
  • Indexation Conflicts: If indexation with a future effective date is applied, it will block any other changes for earlier dates. For example, an indexation dated 2025-10-01 will prevent adjustments on dates prior to that.

Adjustment Options

Effective Change Date

Determines when the changes will take effect. Available options:

  • Next Billing Period: Typically matches the "Invoiced to" date of each charge. If multiple "Invoiced to" dates exist within an order, a new order version is created for each date group.
  • Next Renewal Date: Corresponds to the effective end date of the order +1 day. Does not apply to "Evergreen" subscription types.
  • Fixed Date: A specific user-selected date. Orders with an effective change date later than the specified adjustment date will be excluded.
  • Custom Field (Date Type): Uses a predefined date-type custom field with a valid value as the change date.

Price Adjustments

Available options:

  • None: No price changes will be applied.
  • Price:
    • Change Current Price (%) – Modify the current price by a percentage.
    • Change Current Price (Set Amount & Currency) – Apply a fixed amount adjustment (only for charges in the selected currency).
    • Replace Current Price (Set Amount & Currency) – Overwrite the existing price with a new amount in the selected currency.

      Note: Updating only the "Price" without adjusting the "List Price" will most likely affect the discount percentage and discount amount to be decreased or in some cases negative. 

       
  • List Price:
    • Similar adjustment options as price but applied to the list price.
    • Changing the list price affects both the discount amount and the final price.
  • Discount:
    • Replace the current discount percentage.
  • List price and discount:
    • Combine changes to both list price and discount.

 

Adjustment typeNoneList pricePriceDiscountList price & discount
Change with %-xxxx
Change with amount-xx-x
Replace with amount-xx-x

 

Examples of Price Adjustments

List Price Change Example

  • Increase the list price by 100:
Price DetailsBefore ChangeAfter Change
List price300400
Discount percentage00
Discount amount00
Price300400

 

Price Change Example

  • Increase the price by 100:
Price DetailsBefore ChangeAfter Change
List price300300
Discount percentage0-0,25
Discount amount0-100
Price300400

 

Comparison: Change vs Replace Current Price

  • Change: Adjusts the current price by a specific amount or percentage.
    • Formula: New Price = Current Price + Change
  • Replace: Replaces the current price with a fixed amount.
    • Formula: New Price = New Value

Note: Percentage-based adjustments cannot be used with "Replace."


Field Adjustments

The "Adjust Orders" feature also supports modifying specific fields at both the order and order charge levels.

Order-Level Adjustments:

  • Remarks

Order Charge-Level Adjustments:

  • All custom fields
  • Billing Period
  • Period Alignment
  • Alignment Date
  • Effective End Date
  • Remarks

Booking Notes

Booking notes allow users to append additional information related to order modifications, such as indexation details.